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Morglie
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A couple of shots here for those interested.
Ultra dawgs
Catatonic
Ultra dawgs
Catatonic
Morglie's Perpetual: New Space & New Strains
Conradino23
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UD on the right is a male.
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Morglie
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Thank you. What are you seeing that tells you that?
kelticBlue
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That is a brilliant call on the male at this age, All i see is it is growing faster like males do, I got nuthing, brilliant. super cool
Conradino23
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I'm calling it by structure, it's actually easier at this stage. Just keep an eye on this one if you're gonna pollinate.
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Morglie
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I'll be keeping it in veg for a bit. I'm planning on open pollinating all 6 of F2 seeds i got. From everything I've seen on the mag this is some genetics I want a wide selection of to pick from and keep around a while.
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I topped the Apollo 13 and put them in my new cloner I made. They are in flower for sexing. UD and tangerine are close to being ready for the same treatment.
This Crockett Dawg is a standout right now. Very squat. It's half the height of the other plants but with as many nodes. It's very stinky also. Similar to my early bubba hash. I'm liking the pictures my new phone are taking.
I also took a clone of the one growth tip on my purple Malawi that has 5 fingered leaves. I'm hoping to get a solid clone going again. The rest of the plant is growing very well, it's all 3 bladed leaves though. I also cloned my cannatonic and early bubba hash.
Friends are here. Later.
This Crockett Dawg is a standout right now. Very squat. It's half the height of the other plants but with as many nodes. It's very stinky also. Similar to my early bubba hash. I'm liking the pictures my new phone are taking.
I also took a clone of the one growth tip on my purple Malawi that has 5 fingered leaves. I'm hoping to get a solid clone going again. The rest of the plant is growing very well, it's all 3 bladed leaves though. I also cloned my cannatonic and early bubba hash.
Friends are here. Later.
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Morglie
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The quad Malawi just got her first cat last night. They are all quite happy. The temps and humidity have been staying consistent, without me having to mess with anything. It's nice.
The crowd of new plants is coming along nicely.
The tall one in back is one of the last to pop. It's the Sinai and evidently, I have the sativa pheno. It's already showing pistols. I'm not certain if it's autoflowering or just showing sex, but she's going in a 5 gallon bucket the next time she needs a drink. I'll give her a week or so to hook up in the new soil and then she's going into flower. I'll take a cutting when I throw her in. She's not been a happy plant and is now potentially autoflowering, but I want to save a cut, at least until I smoke her. She is a unique looking and smelling plant. I can't quite describe the smell of it. It stinks, but not like any cannabis I've ever smelled.
The purple mother is coming along. I put her clone into soil yesterday. Once I'm certain it's hooked into the soil, the mothers going into flower. I've been working on spreading her out to fill the tote, while keeping an even canopy.
That's all for the girls.
On another note I've been smoking the Afghani I grew outside. It tastes like anis. I've never liked black liquorice, but I have to say, it tastes great as cannabis. I ended up getting 5 pint jars of Afghani and another 5 of purple Malawi. Plenty to hold us over until the indoor crop starts flowing.
Peace
The crowd of new plants is coming along nicely.
The tall one in back is one of the last to pop. It's the Sinai and evidently, I have the sativa pheno. It's already showing pistols. I'm not certain if it's autoflowering or just showing sex, but she's going in a 5 gallon bucket the next time she needs a drink. I'll give her a week or so to hook up in the new soil and then she's going into flower. I'll take a cutting when I throw her in. She's not been a happy plant and is now potentially autoflowering, but I want to save a cut, at least until I smoke her. She is a unique looking and smelling plant. I can't quite describe the smell of it. It stinks, but not like any cannabis I've ever smelled.
The purple mother is coming along. I put her clone into soil yesterday. Once I'm certain it's hooked into the soil, the mothers going into flower. I've been working on spreading her out to fill the tote, while keeping an even canopy.
That's all for the girls.
On another note I've been smoking the Afghani I grew outside. It tastes like anis. I've never liked black liquorice, but I have to say, it tastes great as cannabis. I ended up getting 5 pint jars of Afghani and another 5 of purple Malawi. Plenty to hold us over until the indoor crop starts flowing.
Peace
Nice update, garden looks solid
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Morglie
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Thank you. I've been tweaking things to get my environment consistent in my new grow space. It seems to be working. The plants are cranking along.
Looking good over here Morglie! I love the bondage plant.
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Morglie
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Thank you! I've been trying to train it properly. This is the first plant I've really worked at to this extent. Hopefully I can break my 2 1/2 zip record for a plant.
Did the bamboo ever work out?
I'm curious about the purple Malawi - ACE appears to have it for sale again after they hadn't had it for awhile.
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Morglie
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It's been yellowing. It still may pull through and root.
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Morglie
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Re: Morglie's Perpetual - New Space & New Strains In DBHBB
Speaking of Malawi, we've been smoking both the purple and green phenos of Malawi lately. I just got together with a friend as well, that grew a clone of each outside and we were swapping harvests.
The green pheno has this zesty citrus flavor. Kind of like lime. It hits fast and can really send you for a loop. It's possible to get jittery from it as well. People that don't like racey strains should avoid it. A couple of puffs help focus and energize me. I feel like it's the more intense buzz by a little bit and everyone else agrees.
The purple pheno on the other hand lasts longer and is a much more focused buzz. It can really launch you up there as well, but I feel completely in control. It has this lovely berry and fresh cut pine smell and taste. It's the all around winner with the crew.
On a related note, the purple pheno for my friend yielded 3.5 ounces, the green 20. They both started as barely rooted clones in mid June. They both were around 3 foot high when they were done. The purple really should have gone another 2 weeks. It would have bulked up given a couple more weeks of nice weather.
That's not the same thing. You're seeing purple Haze x their killer Malawi mother. The only way to get seeds for the purple pheno are in the breeders pack.
Speaking of Malawi, we've been smoking both the purple and green phenos of Malawi lately. I just got together with a friend as well, that grew a clone of each outside and we were swapping harvests.
The green pheno has this zesty citrus flavor. Kind of like lime. It hits fast and can really send you for a loop. It's possible to get jittery from it as well. People that don't like racey strains should avoid it. A couple of puffs help focus and energize me. I feel like it's the more intense buzz by a little bit and everyone else agrees.
The purple pheno on the other hand lasts longer and is a much more focused buzz. It can really launch you up there as well, but I feel completely in control. It has this lovely berry and fresh cut pine smell and taste. It's the all around winner with the crew.
On a related note, the purple pheno for my friend yielded 3.5 ounces, the green 20. They both started as barely rooted clones in mid June. They both were around 3 foot high when they were done. The purple really should have gone another 2 weeks. It would have bulked up given a couple more weeks of nice weather.
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Morglie
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The group is getting pared down. Both Apollo 13 and Tangie are males so I picked the better of each and culled the other. The crowd is still holding strong.
The Malawi's are coming along nicely in flower. A few days post Cat #2.
Peace
The Malawi's are coming along nicely in flower. A few days post Cat #2.
Peace
Garden looks nice! Keep that shit up
Looking good Morgle! Man the Malawi is going to frost up nice for ya I'm sure.
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Morglie
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The veg area, as some of the girls find larger homes.
The newly planted clones are shared by their bigger brothers and sisters.
The green Malawi are starting to bulk up.
The newly planted clones are shared by their bigger brothers and sisters.
The green Malawi are starting to bulk up.
